Solar/Thermal Home Heating Project Kotzebue Electric Association Community Energy Task Force NANA Economic Development
Rural Vs Urban Energy Costs
June-July 2008 Energy Cost
Kotzebue Elder Winterization Initiative 70 Homes were weatherized by teams using two Kotzebue locals and two Anchorage volunteers VOLUNTEERS:
Kotzebue Solar Fraction of 49.6% From Solar Design Manual for Alaska by Rich Seifert
Flat vs. Evacuated Tube
Ten Elder Homes • Community Energy Task Force to provide volunteer force for installation. • Kotzebue Electric to provide engineering and overall project management. • Elder homes selected based upon agreed upon criteria. • Data acquisition done by CETF, KEA, OTZ Telephone and Alaska Technical Center
Home One-Solar Thermal Hot Water, Pressurized with Flat Plates
Home Two-Solar Thermal Hot Water, Pressurized with Evacuated Tubes
Home Three: Solar Thermal Hot Water-Drainback with Flat Plates
Home Four/Five: Solar Hot Water and Space Heating with Flat Plate
Home Six: Solar Hot Water and Space Heating with Evacuated
What are Air Source Heat Pumps? www.energysavers.gov/your_home/space_heating_cooling
www.daikin.com
Home Seven and Eight • Air Source Heat Pump-Hallowell
Home Nine and Ten • Air Source Heat Pump- Daikin
Conclusion • Final design will be determined after initial planning meetings • The Alaska Technical Center may be used as a initial test site if the air source heat pumps benefit is questionable • The goal is to test equipment for future wide- spread deployment • Manufacturers claims will be verified as to actual cost effectiveness
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